What You Need to Know.
Aegean Airlines
Aegean Airlines has extended the suspension of its Dubai services through August 31, with flights expected to resume after that date, subject to the operating environment.
Passengers with affected bookings should check the airline’s latest travel advisory before heading to the airport, as schedules remain subject to change.
Aegean Airlines, the Greek flag carrier, has suspended all flights to and from Dubai until Wednesday, October 7, according to its latest travel information. Passengers affected by cancellations should check the airline’s latest guidance for rebooking and refund options.
The airline has included evening arrivals in its schedule to and from Dubai on that date.
Air Astana
Kazakh airline Air Astana has suspended its Almaty-Dubai route until August 31, citing the regional security situation.
Affected passengers can choose a full refund, free rebooking to a later date, or rebooking to another international destination operated by Air Astana.
airBaltic
Latvian airline airBaltic has suspended all scheduled flights to and from Dubai until October 24, amid the ongoing regional disruption.
Reports from Lithuania have also suggested that the airline plans to suspend its winter Dubai route entirely, although flights after October 24 are still appearing as bookable on the airBaltic website.
The airline says affected passengers should check their booking for available rebooking and refund options, while continuing to monitor its travel updates as conditions evolve.
Air Canada
Air Canada has suspended all flights to and from Dubai until mid-January 2027, extending an earlier suspension that had been due to run through October 24. The airline said the decision reflects the ongoing security situation in the Middle East.
Air France
Air France has suspended its Dubai services amid the ongoing regional security situation. The airline’s latest 2026 schedule update says the suspension of flights to and from Dubai remains in place, with operations subject to changes depending on developments in the Middle East.
Passengers with affected bookings should check their flight status and the latest travel guidance directly with Air France before travelling. Air France flight status
The French national carrier has suspended all flights to Dubai until Tuesday, August 25, while flights departing Dubai remain suspended through Wednesday, August 26.
Air France said it is continuing to monitor the rapidly changing security situation in the region. Passengers affected by the suspension are being contacted individually, while eligible customers can cancel or postpone their trips free of charge, even if their flight has not yet been cancelled.
British Airways
All British Airways flights to Dubai International Airport (DXB), as well as services to Tel Aviv, Bahrain and Amman, have been suspended through the end of the summer season. Services are currently scheduled to resume on Sunday, October 25.
Passengers affected by the suspensions should check their bookings and the airline’s latest travel updates before travelling, as schedules remain subject to change.
Cathay Pacific
Cathay Pacific has suspended all passenger flights between Hong Kong and Dubai until October 25, 2026, extending its earlier suspension. The airline has said affected passengers can rebook their journeys, subject to the applicable travel arrangements and conditions.
Passengers should check Cathay Pacific’s latest flight-status updates before travelling, as schedules remain subject to change. Cathay Pacific flight status.
Finnair
Finnish carrier Finnair has suspended its Helsinki-Dubai services until October 24, amid the ongoing disruption in the Middle East. The airline has also continued to avoid the airspace of Iran, Iraq, Syria and Israel.
Passengers affected by cancellations are being contacted by Finnair and may be offered alternative travel arrangements, although the airline notes that availability can be limited.
Eurowings
German airline Eurowings, part of the Lufthansa Group, has suspended its Dubai services amid the ongoing regional disruption. The airline is expected to resume its remaining Middle East routes in the autumn, although the exact timing for Dubai remains subject to the security situation and operational conditions.
Passengers with affected bookings should check their individual flight status and Eurowings’ latest travel updates before heading to the airport.
KLM
Dutch flag carrier KLM has suspended all flights to and from Dubai through Saturday, October 24, extending the previous planned restart date. The airline said the decision reflects continued uncertainty over the security situation in the region.
Affected passengers can check KLM’s available rebooking or refund options, with the airline advising customers to monitor its travel alerts for further updates.
Korean Air
South Korean carrier Korean Air has suspended its Incheon-Dubai service until further notice amid the ongoing disruption in the Middle East. The airline is continuing to monitor the situation before deciding when to resume the route.
Passengers with affected bookings should check Korean Air’s latest travel advisories and flight status before travelling, as the resumption date remains subject to change.
Lufthansa
Lufthansa has suspended its flights to and from Dubai amid the ongoing regional disruption. The airline’s Dubai services remain affected as the Lufthansa Group continues to monitor the security situation and operational conditions in the region.
Passengers with affected bookings should check their individual flight status and Lufthansa’s latest travel updates for information on rebooking, cancellations and refunds.
Philippine Airlines
Philippine Airlines has suspended its Manila-Dubai services amid the ongoing regional disruption. The airline has announced that direct flights between Manila and Dubai are scheduled to resume on October 2, 2026, with services planned four times a week.
Passengers with affected bookings should check PAL’s latest travel advisory for rebooking and refund arrangements, as the operating schedule remains subject to change.
The Philippines’ flag carrier has extended its suspension of Dubai flights until Friday, October 2, citing increased risks to critical infrastructure and overall airspace safety.
Passengers are advised to check their flight status regularly through Philippine Airlines’ website. Those affected by cancellations or suspensions have several options:
- Rebook onto another available flight at no extra cost in the same cabin, subject to availability.
- Convert their ticket into Travel Credits with a 20 per cent bonus, with credits processed within 48 hours.
- Request a full refund without penalties if the ticket was booked directly with Philippine Airlines. Refund processing is expected to take around eight days because of the high volume of regional cancellation requests, with the final credit potentially taking two to four weeks depending on the bank.
- Passengers who booked through a travel agent should contact the agency directly to arrange a refund.
Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines has cancelled flights SQ494 and SQ495 between Singapore and Dubai through October 24 amid the ongoing geopolitical situation in the Middle East. The airline said the situation remains fluid and other services could also be affected.
Passengers affected by the cancellations will be reaccommodated on alternative flights or can request a full refund for the unused portion of their ticket. Travellers should check their individual flight status before heading to the airport.
Virgin Atlantic
British airline Virgin Atlantic announced in May that it had suspended its seasonal service between London Heathrow and Dubai. This means that the airline does not plan on returning to the emirate until 2027 at the earliest.
Wizz Air
Popular budget airline Wizz Air has also suspended flights to and from Dubai. While the airline has not issued a specific statement confirming the Dubai suspension, its latest travel information advises passengers to check whether their flights are affected, and no Dubai services are currently listed for booking through late October.
